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onli
5y ago
That's not true. If distros package closed source firmware updates the manufacturer has the ability to provide updates to people's computer via that system. I mean, that's the whole point and in a trustworthy environment that
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onli
5y ago
There is no nuance there. Without free software there is no software freedom. If blobs are allowed at all that is already a measure to have a system that works in practice, but in no way makes it the position against closed software and blo
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onli
5y ago
> Someone would have a chip out with great reviews, and then the new Intel architecture would ship and everyone would forget about it. What time period or space are you talking about here? Because that did not happen in the last 10 yea
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onli
5y ago
Lavabit is really the key reference here, no reason to point to revolutions, that goes a bit far. But instead of providing the government with user data Proton had the option to stop operating the compromised email service, or if necessary
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onli
5y ago
That's not even remotely true. Fessenheim was a huge security risk and would not have passed any security checks in a country not as fanatically pro-nuclear as France. See https://www.n-tv.de/politik/Pannen-AKW-Fes
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onli
5y ago
I literally waited years for this. This year I opted to change a backend date input from datetime-local to date and time input input fields, after waiting too long for browser support. The datetime-local field got added 2014, "browsers
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onli
5y ago
https://hillcroftlacrosse.com/ is the Jamstack site. The blog the submission links to is using Ghost.
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onli
5y ago
Then they should have not released a new phone, but a new board for the FP3(+). They are not a regular company that needs to do such moves, and besides: The Framework laptop shows that there usually is a way, despite what companies say.
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onli
5y ago
Those block the USB-Port, and to rely on dongles is so Apple. The headphone jack is a signal. When Apple removed it people like me pledged to never support such a customer hostile move. Google's flip flop on that issue just made this c
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onli
5y ago
I don't think we disagree here. If old systems stay with a legacy technology and do other work instead of changing that foundation, then staying with the legacy technology can become technical debt - not the decision itself, back in th
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onli
5y ago
That's not debt. Those are working configurations on a fully supported web server with active development. There is zero reason to change them.
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onli
5y ago
To pirate it you need a VPN, in countries that have a surveilled internet and laws that enable suing file sharers. Germany for example.
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onli
5y ago
Even now with the Framework laptop said he would like to help with making an AMD version possible.
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onli
5y ago
GamersNexus is all the time reviewing stuff positively and then taking on the same enterprise as sponsor. They can do that because their viewers know that they will still be very critical with the next product. LTT also really always had th
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Issue with Cloudflare currently returning blank pages
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onli
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onli
5y ago
> It's flat design in the title bar where everything in there (except sometimes the title) tends to be interactive. Hm, anecdata: I run a very simple window manager called IceWM. It has a flat IconButton at the left of the title b
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onli
5y ago
This is a very flat UI. I ran usability tests in the past with enterprise software that followed Windows inspired flat design. Guess what the users could not manage? The flat design, as it destroys easy discoverability of what can be clicke
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onli
5y ago
1. No enterprise will withdraw from the EU market because of this. There are too many customers with too much money in the EU. It's a bigger market than the US. 2. That would actually be good, the amount of models aims at confusing cus
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onli
5y ago
Lenovo refused to repair a laptop of my wife that had a broken display (always stayed black), because the USB port was also broken. The plastic guide was pulled out by an USB device, actually another manufacturing defect. That laptop was ~6
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onli
5y ago
There is really not much more. It's simply the observation that strict time limits lead to the time always being used, and augmented the value of the limited resource - video gaming here. The cigarette analogy in the other reply is gre
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onli
5y ago
Strictly limiting screen time fuels addiction. I'm utterly convinced about this and speak from experience. They can't learn to properly manage the ups and downs that way, all that remains are the ups, making it the best thing ever
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onli
5y ago
Which is by the way one main point in "The Design of Everyday Things" by Norman, the book being one core pillar of the usability field.
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onli
5y ago
The SSD will have a much better latency, and will in practice lead to shorter load times, even with slow QLC. But if you need a lot of storage HDDs still have the better price per GB.
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onli
5y ago
Obviously. That 1% gives an estimate of 1.2 million people btw - not a small group.
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onli
5y ago
Vista brought a lot of migration to Linux indeed. And the Mac being incapable of playing games is a factor for quite some people. But until recently, gaming on Linux was limited. No one said everyone though.
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onli
5y ago
Don't let history blind you to the now ;) It's way better now than it was back then. There was a long period of good ports, which combined with the Steam for Linux client made Linux gaming a real thing already. But instead of fizz
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onli
5y ago
Knights & Merchants is the only game I know that is a bit similar. Settlers always felt pretty unique.
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onli
5y ago
Ah, okay. Thanks. That's not as bad as I thought, using the click on the dock (that would otherwise do nothing) is clever. Thinking about it, my dock does this as well :)
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onli
5y ago
> You get used to the dock real quick. What's the connection between the dock and minimizing windows? I use a WM with a dock and that supports minimized windows just fine.
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5y ago
For me I can restore it in my blog. At the beginning of 2019 a first article about how Amazon might not be the best option to buy everything anymore, citing the bad quality of user reviews, the potential problem with fakes and the subpar ex
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